Life and the Grey Notes

A collection of short stories brings home the simple truths of human nature. The author has you reflecting, smiling, as you relate intimately to the characters and situations that people these stories. From the inescapable dilemma of a tea stall owner caught in the mesh of societal hypocrisy, to the inherent tendency to presume and judge that lurks within each one of us. The cherished place we accord to individual faith and the element of divinity, the intricately entwined threads of emotion can be experienced in this book. The turning point in some stories where the protagonist emerges as a hero or confronts his own inevitable human frailties, will warm many a heart, cutting across reader demographics such as age, geography and language. Heartwarming, thought-provoking, yet light and humorous, this collection makes an ideal read with your leisurely cuppa chai. About the Author Mayank Sengar hails from a family of culturalists based in the holy city of Varanasi. He is blessed with a keen eye for detail and a fine sense of appreciation for life’s varied experiences in equal measure, glimpses of which can be found in his work. He has a talent for being able to connect easily with people from varied spheres of life, and this reflects beautifully in the way the characters in his stories are very real, very compelling, irrespective of which strata of society they belong to. Mayank currently lives in Gurgaon with his wife and two lovely kids. A collection of short stories brings home the simple truths of human nature. The author has you reflecting, smiling, as you relate intimately to the characters and situations that people these stories. From the inescapable dilemma of a tea stall owner caught in the mesh of societal hypocrisy, to the inherent tendency to presume and judge that lurks within each one of us. The cherished place we accord to individual faith and the element of divinity, the intricately entwined threads of emotion can be experienced in this book. The turning point in some stories where the protagonist emerges as a hero or confronts his own inevitable human frailties, will warm many a heart, cutting across reader demographics such as age, geography and language. Heartwarming, thought-provoking, yet light and humorous, this collection makes an ideal read with your leisurely cuppa chai. About the Author Mayank Sengar hails from a family of culturalists based in the holy city of Varanasi. He is blessed with a keen eye for detail and a fine sense of appreciation for life’s varied experiences in equal measure, glimpses of which can be found in his work. He has a talent for being able to connect easily with people from varied spheres of life, and this reflects beautifully in the way the characters in his stories are very real, very compelling, irrespective of which strata of society they belong to. Mayank currently lives in Gurgaon with his wife and two lovely kids.